Overview of SJI Education
 Profile of a SJI Boy
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 Academic Curriculum
 GCE 'O' Level Subjects
 Josephian Talent Programme
 Individualised Enrichment Programme (IEP)
 Core Skills Programme
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 Religious & Moral Education
 Personal & Social Education
 Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs)
 Outdoor & Adventure Programme
 Leadership Development Programme
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GCE 'O' Level Subjects

Our goal for every Josephian in terms of the GCE 'O' level subjects offered is the same i.e. to offer him a subject combination that will give as much choice as possible for his post-secondary education.

The academic curriculum is comprehensive and demanding, and designed to prepare express-stream students for the GCE ‘O’ Level examinations and higher education.

At lower secondary level, all boys do the following examinable subjects: English Language, Mother Tongue, Mathematics, Science and Humanities. Higher Mother Tongue Languages are offered to Josephians who are in the top 10% of the PSLE cohort or top 30% with an A* in MTL at PSLE or at least a merit in HTML.

At upper secondary level, boys can choose from a variety of subject combinations:

- 9 Subject Combination: 2 Languages | 2 Humanities | 2 Mathematics | 3 Sciences
- 8 Subject Combination: 2 Languages | 1-2 Humanities | 2 Mathematics | 2-3 Sciences
- 7 Subject Combination: 2 Languages | 1 Humanities | 2 Mathematics | 2 Sciences

The specific GCE "O' level subjects offered include:

Languages: English Language, Chinese/Malay/Tamil Language or Higher Chinese/Malay/Tamil Language

Mathematics: Mathematics, Additional Mathematics

Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Physics

Humanities: Combined Humanities (compulsory), English Literature, Geography, Higher Art, History

Others: Art, Computer Studies, Music

All Upper Secondary Boys are required to offer Combined Humanities as one of their Humanities subject. Combined Humanities consists of Social Studies and one elective Humanities subject which includes English Literature, Geography or History.